Grow what you like instead of food and we will all die.

Bio anything is costing us very dearly, at 25 acres of corn for one tank of fuel for every vehicle on the planet and we would all die,

Bio fuel anything is destined to die out any time soon.

WAKE UP PEOPLE because you will soon be walking to your place of work to grow the fuel you would want to use in your SUV.

Grow what you like instead of food and we will all die.

Bio anything is costing us very dearly, at 25 acres of corn for one tank of fuel for every vehicle on the planet and we would all die,

Bio fuel anything is destined to die out any time soon.

WAKE UP PEOPLE because you will soon be walking to your place of work to grow the fuel you would want to use in your SUV.

Take the drought resistant crop or plant, these are genetically modified to survive in the harsher climbs not the harshest but harder areas where other crops would nor manage to survive.

What happens if there is no water that season to germanate the seeds or enough water to get the crop to a deent seed head in time before the real drought hits, will that crop be lost or can it survive until next season and carry on where it left off.

How many people are intrested in the GM crop for fuel versus food, will there be any choice as to what we had as long as it was food and fuel from GM.

Did you know that our deserts grow every year and have always done so, is this an indication to the planet warming up over the last few thousand years, how much have they grow in that time, I would ask some of theses question if there waere the threads but there are not so please forgive me,because they are all headed towards the food thing.

The driest areas of the planet are always the largest no viable ones, if we continue to develope crops for these types of land, then we better start with more research,because many African countries are dieing off fast, there has already been ugly scenes and compatition for vuable land and food, try telling thesespeople that they must grow fuel crops and the list goes on and on.

I really think Doctor Cassman is spot on,when he says we will hold fuel more important than food, but he is only a professor, and a car is a car, nuff said I think.

Take the drought resistant crop or plant, these are genetically modified to survive in the harsher climbs not the harshest but harder areas where other crops would nor manage to survive.

What happens if there is no water that season to germanate the seeds or enough water to get the crop to a deent seed head in time before the real drought hits, will that crop be lost or can it survive until next season and carry on where it left off.

How many people are intrested in the GM crop for fuel versus food, will there be any choice as to what we had as long as it was food and fuel from GM.

Did you know that our deserts grow every year and have always done so, is this an indication to the planet warming up over the last few thousand years, how much have they grow in that time, I would ask some of theses question if there waere the threads but there are not so please forgive me,because they are all headed towards the food thing.

The driest areas of the planet are always the largest no viable ones, if we continue to develope crops for these types of land, then we better start with more research,because many African countries are dieing off fast, there has already been ugly scenes and compatition for vuable land and food, try telling thesespeople that they must grow fuel crops and the list goes on and on.

I really think Doctor Cassman is spot on,when he says we will hold fuel more important than food, but he is only a professor, and a car is a car, nuff said I think.

Take you average farm fuel bill, it could be any typical farm,lets godown the wheat contractor route where the boys follow the harvest down through the wheal belt of North America, ask them how much fuel they use, not cost just quantity.

Now here’s a clue to how much labour it would take to come close to just one barrell of Brent crude, how does 12 men working for a whole year grab you, that’s what it would take to make up the difference for the energy we get from one barrell of oil 42 gallons of best crude, doesn’t seem real does it, but its official.

If we don’t feed the garen of eden with a replacement that oil brings, you end up with a smaller and smaller crop, in the end the land dies and the food with it.

Take you average farm fuel bill, it could be any typical farm,lets godown the wheat contractor route where the boys follow the harvest down through the wheal belt of North America, ask them how much fuel they use, not cost just quantity.

Now here’s a clue to how much labour it would take to come close to just one barrell of Brent crude, how does 12 men working for a whole year grab you, that’s what it would take to make up the difference for the energy we get from one barrell of oil 42 gallons of best crude, doesn’t seem real does it, but its official.

If we don’t feed the garen of eden with a replacement that oil brings, you end up with a smaller and smaller crop, in the end the land dies and the food with it.

Lets take the scenario that bio fuels from plant material takes off and it needs to balance out and come up to the same kinds of output per head of population for when the black stuff runs out, does one actually know how much crop would need to be grown in order to feed one of those massive tractors for a day, and the list goes on, these are the types of answers we all need, not what we can do,but how we do it.

The oil as it starts to get rarer is going to start costing many times more, if we leave things too late like a lot of experts are saying we are fast approaching that cut off point, does one know how many men and animals is it going to take to plant these huge areas and how long would it be before the crops are ready, taking into account that all these are seasonal collections, what of the off peak times.

Is growing more food than you could possibly do anything with worth all the energy wasted in doing so.

Will there be enough fuel left for next season, where are we going to take over in the world in order of making those countries grow food for our fuel while they starve, I’m sorry for all the questions here,but they are feasable ones don’t you think.

The bigger picture is very frightening don’t you think all constructive critisism welcome here.

Lets take the scenario that bio fuels from plant material takes off and it needs to balance out and come up to the same kinds of output per head of population for when the black stuff runs out, does one actually know how much crop would need to be grown in order to feed one of those massive tractors for a day, and the list goes on, these are the types of answers we all need, not what we can do,but how we do it.

The oil as it starts to get rarer is going to start costing many times more, if we leave things too late like a lot of experts are saying we are fast approaching that cut off point, does one know how many men and animals is it going to take to plant these huge areas and how long would it be before the crops are ready, taking into account that all these are seasonal collections, what of the off peak times.

Is growing more food than you could possibly do anything with worth all the energy wasted in doing so.

Will there be enough fuel left for next season, where are we going to take over in the world in order of making those countries grow food for our fuel while they starve, I’m sorry for all the questions here,but they are feasable ones don’t you think.

The bigger picture is very frightening don’t you think all constructive critisism welcome here.